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Grave Digger

Thrive Oldham are recruiting a Grave Digger in the Stockport Area. The right candidate will have the below experience previous grave digging experience desirable machine excavation, hand excavation, back filling excavation. grounds maintenance experience desirable physical ability to carry out lifting, handling & hand excavation ability to work to timescales, sometimes under pressure & be able to follow instructions familiarity with installation of excavation shoring & all H&S implications previous experience of using a mechanical excavator ( Bobcat 1.7 series) experience of using Thwaites dumper(1 tonne) driving licence desirable Salary £13.50 per hour 7.4 hours.

Industrial

Stockport

Up to £13.50 per hour

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Accounts Assistant

Job Title: Administration / Accounts Assistant Reporting to: Office Manager / Directors Overview Thrive Oldham are recruiting this exciting opportunity for a successful candidate to join a well-established manufacturing client in the Oldham Area. This role is Accounts Administration focused and you will be assisting the Accounts Manager in the day-to-day duties in the Main Oldham office. Key Tasks & Responsibilities: Answering calls and transferring to relevant departments Providing excellent customer service to clients of all levels Scanning documents onto the inhouse system accurately and efficiently Processing purchase invoices and despatch paperwork Updating supplier delivery dates and amendments Serve as a point of contact for customers and visitors Maintaining excellent relationships with our customers General administrative duties to support the team Key Skills: Experience of working in an Administration or Accounts Assistant role, preferably within a manufacturing setting Data entry experience required Excellent organizational and time management skills Strong communication skills, both written and verbal Detail-oriented with a commitment to accuracy Must have the ability to work efficiently under pressure, prioritizing workload to meet deadlines IT skills are essential to undertake this role Salary £12.00 - £13.00 per hour dependant on experience Monday 8am - 4.00pm Tuesday to Thursday 8am - 4.30pm Friday 8am - 2.30pm This position could lead to a permanent role for the right candidate

Commercial

£12.00 - £13.00 per hour

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QC Laboratory technician

Thrive Group are delighted to be working with our company based in xx who are actively looking to recruit a QC Laboratory Technician to join the team on a permanent basis. What you will be doing: The QC Laboratory Technician is Responsible for assisting with the day-to-day laboratory activities in accordance with good laboratory Practices, customer, and company requirements. Assist in the day to day running of the lab, this includes temperature monitoring, water testing, Culturing bacteria and yeasts, Microscopy work. Carry out Qc Sterility tests. Prepare media when required, there are a range of medias which need to be prepared as an when required. Maintain their own paperwork, this includes recording results, and writing reports when required. investigating complaints, carrying out validation work or routine dose Audits, company Audits may well be required from time to time. What you will need to succeed Understanding of microbial techniques is desirable. Scientific background is essential. What you will receive in return: Monday to Friday - full time £22,000 to £24,000 (DOE) What you need to do next: If this position sounds of interest and you would like to be considered. Please email on sarah. elliott@ thrivegroup.co.uk or contact me on 01225 632666 to discuss further. Thrive group are acting as an employment agency with respect to this vacancy. If you have not heard from a consultant within 7 days, please assume you have been unsuccessful on this occasion. INDTRO

Commercial

Corsham

£22500 - £24000 per annum

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Goods In Operative

Thrive Oldham are recruiting Goods in Operatives on an ongoing basis on behalf of our client based in Chadderton, Oldham. Location: Chadderton, OL9 Rate of pay: £11.44 per hour dependant on licences Long term work Shifts available: 37.5 hrs per week, Mon - Fri 7am - 3pm Drug screening is required on all successful candidates. Responsible for: Overseeing warehousing, shipping, receiving, and handling of materials. A level - Good computer skills. Good numeracy skills. Work alone or as part of the team. Initiative. Bonus would be having a Reach truck licence or PPT licence. SAP experience desirable Hours are 7-3 with 2 x 15 minute breaks and a 30 minute lunch. Considerations: Lifting is generally at or below 30Lbs. without significant repetitions. As a Thrive employee, you will have access to our exciting new benefits portal via the Benefits App. Discount outlet: Save money in shops, restaurants, and UK attractions. Employee support: with access to counsellors 24/7. Health & wellbeing services: including online health check and Gym discounts. 24/7 GP: to book appointments simply & quickly. Payslips & pensions information. Thrive Group are acting as an employment business in regards to this role INDOLD

Industrial

Up to £11.44 per hour

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Adhoc Caretaker

Thrive Oldham are recruiting an adhoc caretaker for our well established client in Saddleworth Responsible to: Assets Manager, Clerk to the Council Principal duties To attend functions, as required, mainly in the evenings and at weekends To assist in the preparation of the Civic Hall for functions; To liaise with the hirers of the hall prior to their function to discuss table arrangements and give general advice to the hirer; To ensure that the Council's rules are observed by the hirer including Health and Safety regulations, licensing laws and the vacation of the building where necessary; To maintain the security of the Civic Hall by securing entrances (locking/unlocking), exits and designated areas, reporting potential security breaches to the relevant person. To operate fire safety equipment, carry out fire drill and respond to alarm systems where appropriate and to conduct regular routine health and safety checks e.g. fire alarms, water sprinklers, legionnaire testing in the absence of the Assets Manager. To be a designated key holder providing access and attend to emergency call outs outside of normal working hours as necessary. To carry out minor repairs not requiring a contractor and undertake decorating and improvement work as directed by the Assets Manager. To arrange emergency repairs with external contractors and/or LA as required in the absence of the Assets Manager To operate the heating plant, cooling and lighting systems reporting any faults to the relevant person. To undertake emergency/specialist activities/cleaning e.g. gritting, spillages, graffiti removal and litter picking. To organise and participate in the movement of furniture throughout the building and provide a porterage service around the Civic Hall. To collect and assemble waste for collection To undertake cleaning duties within allocated areas in line with specified standards. To check all designated areas for cleaning to make sure the required standards are met. To assist in the upkeep and maintenance of the Civic Hall Other duties To assist in the ordering of cleaning materials; To keep the paths and driveway to the car park clear of litter and snow; To liaise with the admin staff concerning hall bookings, room layouts etc; To undertake any other duties commensurate with the grade that may be required. Other Specific Duties · To carry out the duties in the most effective, efficient and economic manner available. · To continue personal development in the relevant area. ·To participate in the staff review and development appraisal process. Health and Safety Training · To undertake Health and Safety Training on areas within your remit. Salary £11.82 per hour Monday to Friday Adhoc up to 20 hours per week Antisocial hours will be paid at a premium rate of £14.77 per hour

Industrial

Saddleworth

£11.82 - £14.77 per hour

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Part-Time Warehouse Operative

Thrive Group are recruiting for a Part-Time Warehouse Operative on a temporary basis for 3 months, with a view to start immediately in the Swindon area. This is a part-time position working 08:00-13:00, Monday to Friday, paying £13.00 per hour. Responsibilities of the role includes; Assemble Electrical Cables and Power Supplies: You'll be involved in making up electrical cables and power supplies. Battery Unit Disassembly for Recycling: Break down battery units received for recycling. Assist in Cargo Packing: Support the team by assisting in packing cargo. Crate Construction: Make up crates as needed. General Warehouse Duties: Handle any other general warehouse tasks. Keep the warehouse clean and tidy. Labor-Intensive Role: Expect to handle items weighing between 12kg and 30kg. The successful candidate will; Wiring and Stripping Skills: Proficiency in understanding wiring and stripping back of wires. Warehouse Experience: Prior experience in a warehouse setting. Comfort with Labor-Intensive Work: Familiarity with labor-intensive roles. For more information please apply or contact the team on 01793 488057. INDSWI

Industrial

Swindon

Up to £13.00 per hour

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Embracing Calm: Stress-Free Recruitment with Thrive!

​As April starts to draw to a close, we reflect on Stress Awareness Month and the crucial role of effective stress management in enhancing workplace environments. Even towards the end of the month, it’s a perfect time to assess how you (and your workplace) has managed stress and to consider how strategic recruitment can further alleviate pressures. Thrive's pioneering recruitment strategies offer powerful solutions by transforming recruitment challenges into opportunities for growth and stability. ​The Cost of Stress in UK Workplaces With 1.8 million UK workers suffering from job-related health issues last year, nearly half due to stress, the urgency for effective solutions is more pressing than ever. Stress incurs substantial costs to UK businesses, approximately £28.3 billion annually, according to HSE, underscoring the necessity for proactive stress management strategies. ​This alarming figure not only highlights the economic impact but also stresses the need for innovative practices, such as stress-free recruitment, to significantly mitigate these challenges, fostering a healthier, more productive workforce.​Thrive: Pioneering Stress-Free Recruitment ​1. Efficiency and Expertise: Thrive reduces hiring timelines, alleviating the stress of vacant positions through deep industry knowledge. ​2. Quality and Fit: Meticulous candidate vetting ensures harmonious workplace integration, fostering a positive environment and reducing turnover. ​3. Sustainable Engagement: By aligning candidates with company culture, Thrive enhances long-term retention and minimises stress from frequent hiring. ​4. Innovative Technology: Advanced technology streamlines the recruitment process, improving efficiency and the candidate experience. ​5. Comprehensive Support: Thrive offers extensive onboarding support to ease new hires' transitions and reduce initial stress. ​6. Tailored Solutions: Recognising unique client needs, Thrive customises recruitment strategies to meet specific organisational demands, ensuring a stress-free process.​Proactive Steps to Alleviate Workplace Stress Beyond recruitment, Thrive supports a comprehensive suite of strategies to reduce workplace stress, emphasising holistic employee well-being. This includes promoting flexible work policies that allow for a better work-life balance, providing training programmes focused on stress management techniques, and implementing wellness initiatives such as mindfulness sessions or fitness classes. ​We also advocate for transparent communication channels that enable employees to express concerns and needs without fear, fostering a supportive workplace culture that prioritises mental health and employee satisfaction. ​Work-Life Balance: Advocates balanced schedules and downtime to prevent burnout. Access to Support: Connects employees with mental health resources to enhance well-being. Open Communication: Promotes a culture where stress can be openly discussed, creating a supportive environment. ​Transforming Recruitment with Thrive Reflecting on Stress Awareness Month, let's pivot towards proactive solutions for managing recruitment stress. Thrive offers more than just recruitment; we provide peace of mind by ensuring a seamless integration of new talent into your workplace. ​By partnering with us, you leverage our expertise to enhance your workforce and alleviate stress, setting a new standard for how your organisation handles the pressures of hiring. Embrace the opportunity to transform your recruitment process and improve your operational health with Thrive! Find your local branch here and get in touch today. ​

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Spring Into Action: Renewing Your Career Goals This Easter

As we slowly bid farewell to the winter chill and welcome the vibrant hues of spring, now is the perfect time for rejuvenation—not just in nature but in our professional lives, too! Just as spring symbolises new beginnings, it offers an ideal moment for us to spring into action, revisiting and revitalising our career goals. In the spirit of this season, why not reflect on how your year has been shaping up thus far?The first quarter of 2024 has whisked by, and with Easter upon us, it's a great checkpoint to see how our New Year's resolutions (see this blog) and career objectives are faring. Are you closer to where you envisioned yourself? Have unforeseen challenges redirected your path? Or perhaps you're right on track, steadily advancing towards your goals. Regardless of where you stand, now is a critical time to assess and adjust (where necessary).​Reflecting on progress This season, take a leaf from nature's book. Just as a gardener assesses their spring blooms, take time to reflect on your professional growth. Celebrate the successes, no matter how small, and analyse the setbacks with a constructive lens. This exercise isn't just about ticking off achievements; it's about understanding the journey and learning from each step. It's a known fact that regular reflection and acknowledgement of ‘small wins’ can significantly boost morale and productivity, as highlighted in a study by Harvard Business School.​Realigning with your vision As spring brings clarity and freshness, reassess your career vision. Does it still align with your personal and professional aspirations? Sometimes, as we navigate our career path, our destination might shift slightly. That’s perfectly normal. It’s essential to ensure that your goals are still relevant and meaningful to you. According to a survey by LinkedIn, over 80% of professionals feel more fulfilled when they believe their work aligns with their personal values and goals.​Setting SMART goals Speaking of goals, our New Year's advice about SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound) goals is as relevant now as it was then. Use this springtime momentum to redefine or fine-tune your objectives. Ensure that they are clear and achievable, and set realistic timelines for accomplishing them. Research has consistently shown that SMART goals significantly increase the chances of success by providing clear direction and measurable milestones.​Embracing growth and learning The vibrancy of spring is a reminder to embrace growth and continuous learning. Look for (or continue to look for) opportunities to acquire new skills or deepen your expertise. This might mean attending workshops, enrolling in online courses, or simply dedicating time to read and research in your field. Remember, growth often happens outside of our comfort zones. This proactive approach not only enhances your current skill set but also uniquely positions you for advancement and progression opportunities. ​Staying adaptable and resilient Just as the weather in spring can be unpredictable, so can our career paths. Stay adaptable and open to change. This flexibility can not only help you navigate unexpected challenges but also open doors to new opportunities. Adaptability has been identified as a key skill for career advancement in a rapidly evolving job market, as reported by the World Economic Forum.​​Embrace the season of growth As we continue through 2024, let this spring be a time of renewed energy and focus in your career. Revisit your goals, align them with your core values, and take actionable steps toward achieving them. Embrace the longer days and the promise of new beginnings as catalysts for your professional growth. Let's make 2024 a year of significant achievements and personal fulfilment in our careers. Happy Easter and a joyous, productive spring to all!

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Fall in love with your dream job this Valentine's Day

​This Valentine's Day, let's talk about a different kind of matchmaking – one that might not involve heart-shaped chocolates or bouquets of roses but is just as important for your heart's contentment: finding your perfect job!​As cupids of the corporate world, we know the thrill of a new job when you find a role that clicks with your skills and aspirations. The exhilaration, the possibilities, the sense of a new beginning – it's all there.​So, this February, why not breathe in the possibility of a new career adventure? Let Thrive set you up on a professional blind date that could lead to your happily ever after…in the workplace!​The Heart of Job Satisfaction Job satisfaction transcends the mere earning of a paycheque. It's about the joy of feeling valued, the excitement of engaging in work you love, and the eagerness to start each new day. Consider this - only a mere 17% of British workers express true love for their job, often hindered by feelings of being undervalued and a lack of respect from management. This reveals a significant gap in job satisfaction, underlining the need for roles where employees are not just compensated but are genuinely appreciated, challenged, and rewarded.Such an environment mirrors the growth and support one may expect in a thriving relationship, transforming work from a mundane task to an integral part of one's life journey.​Work-Life Balance: The Harmony of a Healthy Relationship Imagine a relationship that consumes every moment of your day - overwhelming, isn't it? Similarly, your job should not overshadow your personal life - a healthy work-life balance thrives on mutual respect for personal space and time. Recent insights indicate a worrying trend in the UK, where workers increasingly perceive their roles as merely transactional, driven by necessity rather than fulfilment. There has been a noticeable decline in employees willing to exert extra effort, dropping from 57% in 2019 to 51% in 2023.This shift underscores the importance of finding a job that not only respects your personal time but also aligns with your values, empowering you to pursue passions and interests that lie beyond the office walls.​Did You Know: Happy Workers are More Productive Studies show that happy & content employees can be up to 20% more productive than their dissatisfied counterparts. However, a concerning trend in the UK has emerged, revealing one of the lowest levels of employee engagement in Europe. A mere 13% of European workers report feeling engaged at work, with stress and dissatisfaction prevalent among UK professionals – 38% experience daily stress, and 19% report feelings of anger in their workplace. This data not only highlights the need for job satisfaction but also underscores the transformative power of happiness in the workplace. Happy employees, much like partners in a loving relationship, are inspired to be creative, proactive, and committed, ultimately leading to both personal and organisational success.​Embrace a Job You Love with Thrive This Valentine's Day, it's time to reflect on your career and ask yourself if you're truly in a fulfilling relationship with your job. At Thrive, we specialise in a unique kind of matchmaking, aligning your skills, passions, and career aspirations with the ideal employer. Your dream job might just be out there waiting for you to swipe right. Let Thrive be your guide in making this Valentine's Day the start of an exciting new journey in your career, helping you find a job that not only satisfies but truly sets your heart aflutter.

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